Hilton Grand Vacations at the Flamingo

An all-suite Hilton Grand Vacations timeshare tower set on the Flamingo's central-Strip grounds — studios and one- and two-bedroom suites with kitchens, tropical gardens, waterfalls, a heated pool and free self-parking. Central and car-optional, with the Flamingo Monorail station a short walk away, but no casino or restaurant of its own.

Is Hilton Grand Vacations at the Flamingo Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Hilton Grand Vacations at the Flamingo is an all-suite vacation-club tower tucked onto the Flamingo's tropical grounds, a few minutes' walk in from the Strip sidewalk. Instead of a standard hotel room you get apartment-style space — studios with a kitchenette, or one- and two-bedroom suites with a full kitchen, an in-suite washer and dryer and a separate living room — which makes it a comfortable fit for families, groups and longer stays. The garden setting adds waterfalls, an outdoor heated pool with a whirlpool, a dry sauna, a fitness center, poolside barbecue grills and tennis courts.

The location is the main draw: you're set back on the Flamingo's grounds in the heart of the central Strip, a short walk from Horseshoe, Paris, Caesars Palace and the Bellagio fountains, with the Flamingo/Caesars Las Vegas Monorail station a few minutes away for car-free trips along the resort corridor. Self-parking is free, which is rare this close to the middle of the Strip.

Be clear on what this is, though: it's a timeshare property, not a full-service casino hotel. There's no casino, no gaming, no full-service restaurant and no room service in the tower — for those you walk across the gardens into the Flamingo. On-site food is limited to the Desert Garden Shop & Deli, a grab-and-go market for breakfast items, sandwiches, snacks and sundries. A nightly resort charge is collected at check-in, check-out is an early 10 a.m., and, as at most vacation-club resorts, you may be offered a timeshare presentation when you arrive.

Insider tipCheck-out here is an early 10 a.m., so if you're flying out that evening, arrange bag storage or ask the front desk about a late checkout rather than dragging luggage around the Strip all day. And if cooking is part of the plan, book a one- or two-bedroom suite: only those have a full kitchen and an in-suite washer/dryer, while the studios get just a kitchenette with a microwave, mini-fridge and coffeemaker.
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Rooms

1 King Bed Studio

1 King Bed Studio

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A 450-square-foot studio with a king-size bed and a kitchenette — microwave, mini-fridge and coffeemaker — for light meals in. A pull-out sofa bed lets it sleep up to four, and there's a 43-inch cable TV plus free Wi-Fi. The bathroom has a separate walk-in shower, an oversized soaking tub and a full-length mirror.

1 King Bedroom Suite

1 King Bedroom Suite

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An 831-square-foot suite with a king bedroom and a separate living room whose pull-out sofa bed brings it to a sleeps-four layout. It adds a full kitchen and an in-suite washer and dryer, 43- and 55-inch cable TVs and free Wi-Fi. The bathroom has twin single-sink vanities, a separate shower and an oversized soaking tub.

2 Bedroom Suite 2 Kings and 2 Sofa Beds

2 Bedroom Suite 2 Kings and 2 Sofa Beds

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The largest layout at 1,281 square feet: two king bedrooms plus a living room with two pull-out sofa beds, so it sleeps up to six. A full kitchen — refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, oven, stove, toaster and cookware — and an in-suite washer and dryer make family or longer stays easy, alongside 43- and 55-inch cable TVs and free Wi-Fi. Two bathrooms pair twin single-sink vanities with two separate showers and an oversized soaking tub.

1 King Bedroom Suite Hearing Accessible

1 King Bedroom Suite Hearing Accessible

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An 831-square-foot suite set up for hearing-accessible stays, with visual-alert devices that flag phone calls, the doorbell and knocks at the door. It has a king bedroom, a separate living room with a pull-out sofa bed for up to four, a full kitchen with a washer and dryer, 43- and 55-inch cable TVs and free Wi-Fi. The bathroom has twin single-sink vanities, a separate shower and an oversized soaking tub.

1 King Bedroom Suite Mobility/Hearing Accessible

1 King Bedroom Suite Mobility/Hearing Accessible

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An 831-square-foot suite built for mobility and hearing access: a roll-in shower plus visual alerts for the phone, doorbell and door. It has a king bedroom and a separate living room with a pull-out sofa bed sleeping up to four, a full kitchen with an in-suite washer and dryer, 43- and 55-inch cable TVs and free Wi-Fi. The bathroom joins twin single-sink vanities with the roll-in shower and an oversized soaking tub.

Studio 1 King Hearing Accessible with Sofabed

Studio 1 King Hearing Accessible with Sofabed

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A 450-square-foot hearing-accessible studio with a king bed, a pull-out sofa bed (sleeping up to four) and visual-alert devices for the phone, doorbell and door. It includes a kitchenette, a 43-inch cable TV and free Wi-Fi, and the bathroom has a separate walk-in shower, an oversized soaking tub and a full-length mirror.

Location

3575 Las Vegas Blvd S

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Frequently asked questions

Does Hilton Grand Vacations at the Flamingo charge a resort fee?

Yes. A nightly resort charge of about $25 (roughly $28 with tax) is collected at check-in, on top of the room rate, and it generally covers Wi-Fi and other in-room services. A refundable incidentals deposit is also taken at check-in and released after checkout.

Is parking free at Hilton Grand Vacations at the Flamingo?

Yes, self-parking is free, which is unusual this close to the center of the Strip, where the neighboring casino resorts typically charge for parking. Note there's no hotel-operated airport shuttle, so plan on a rideshare or the nearby Monorail if you're arriving without a car.

Is there free breakfast?

No, there's no complimentary breakfast. The on-site Desert Garden Shop & Deli sells grab-and-go breakfast items, deli sandwiches, salads and snacks, and the one- and two-bedroom suites have full kitchens if you'd rather cook. The Flamingo's cafes and buffet are a short walk across the gardens.

Is Hilton Grand Vacations at the Flamingo a timeshare, and can anyone book it?

Yes, it's a Hilton vacation-club (timeshare) tower, but you don't need to own points to stay; it books like a regular hotel through normal channels. As at most vacation-club resorts, you may be offered a timeshare presentation when you check in, which you're free to decline.

How far is it from the Strip, and is there a shuttle?

The tower sits on the Flamingo's grounds in the center of the Strip, a few minutes' walk out to the sidewalk and a short walk to the Flamingo/Caesars Monorail station. There's no hotel shuttle, but you're within walking distance of Caesars Palace, the Bellagio fountains, the LINQ Promenade and the High Roller.

Is there a casino or restaurant on site?

No. This is a non-gaming vacation-club tower, with no casino, no full-service restaurant and no room service in the tower itself. All three are a short walk across the gardens inside the Flamingo, which shares the same grounds.
Number of rooms303.
CasinoNo — a non-gaming vacation-club tower; the Flamingo's casino is next door on the same grounds.
RestaurantsNo full-service restaurant. The on-site Desert Garden Shop & Deli handles grab-and-go breakfast, deli sandwiches, salads and snacks; the Flamingo's restaurants are a short walk across the gardens.
EntertainmentNo.
NightlifeNo — the Flamingo's bars and lounges are next door.
AttractionsNo.
PoolYes — an outdoor heated pool with a whirlpool, poolside barbecue grills and shaded patio seating.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes — a fitness center and a dry sauna.
SpaNo.
ShopsYes — the Desert Garden Shop & Deli doubles as a marketplace for groceries, sundries and souvenirs.
Wedding servicesNo.
Business centerNo.
Convention roomsNo.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceNo.
Pets allowedNo — service animals only.
In-room Internet accessYes, free Wi-Fi.
Hotel amenitiesConcierge, daily housekeeping, laundry service, safety-deposit boxes, wake-up calls, poolside barbecue grills and tennis courts.
KitchenYes — studios have a kitchenette (microwave, mini-fridge and coffeemaker); one- and two-bedroom suites have a full kitchen with a refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave and dishwasher, plus a washer and dryer.
Parking garageYes — free self-parking.
Shuttle service to the airportNo — no hotel-operated airport shuttle.
Shuttle service to the stripNot needed — the tower sits on the Strip's Flamingo grounds, with the Flamingo/Caesars Monorail station a short walk away.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes — mobility- and hearing-accessible suites and studios are available.
Check-in time4 p.m.
Check-out time10 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room18 years.
PoliciesChildren stay free with a paying adult. Maximum occupancy depends on the suite — studios and one-bedroom units sleep fewer than the two-bedroom suites, so confirm your unit's limit when booking. A refundable incidentals deposit and a nightly resort charge are collected at check-in.
Prices From$135
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